Plastex Plastic Repair Kit - Easily Glue Repair or Remake Broken Plastic Fiberglass Wood More Standard Black Kit

I recall in the mid-70's the shop I worked at used a powdered plastic material and solvent to repair broken TV and radio cabinets. Back then the solvent may have been toluene, but now it's a kind of stinky methacrylate compound. Either way, this material kit works on most hard plastic chemistry types. Polyethylene requires a different kit, but Plastex offers this as well. So far I have only used the clear. It would be nice if they offered a range of tints to allow for color matching, but at least there is some hope for repairing plastic items in hope of restoring use. I particularly like the ability to restore broken screw mountings. Super easy to use. Fast drying. Read more

Worked extremely well. Read more

Takes a little practice, but there's plenty of how to videos on YouTube. I've been using it to go over all my motorcycle fairings. Using the mold also takes practice but you can definitely re make broken tabs. *tip* manufacturer video says to heat the mold on my a hotplate or stove- if you are not careful you can ruin the mold. Better drop it into a mug of water an microwave it. The powder/resin works like magic!! Sandable, drillable, it's like making new plastic. Read more

Plastex repair kit works, but is expensive for the amount of money. This $16+ repair kit required $10 for shipping and handling (Even wiith my Amazon membership), which made the purchase $26. There was only a little amount, so it only repaired a small portion of my refrigerator drawer. I wonder if I should have just bought a new drawer for $62. Wish I noticed that I ordered black instead of clear. At least I can open my drawer better, despite it is still missing more edge Read more

I gave this a shot to fix freezer drawers in which the slides had cracked due to the weight of the food. I was able to get a very solid (if not pretty) repair. It's holding well after 2 weeks. This is much better than any epoxy I have ever tried or any repair using CA glue and substrate. It seams to bond to the existing plastic extraordinarily well. One thing I would note is that the solvent will (unsurprisingly) melt the existing plastic and cause it to haze. Tape any areas where the solvent may flow (such as under the molding bar) that you want to protect. Read more

Good amount of product worked well. Read more

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I must recommend this if you have any plastics that need to be repaired. I have used this with great results to repairs a few fairings on a scooter I am working on. It works well for the type of plastic (ABS) used on this Suzuki Burgman. I recommend when you go to start using it, clip the top of the powder container nozzle small. The powder is very fine, and you can sprinkle it right in a crack if you are careful. I also use an old insulin syringe to apply the activator. Read more